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The Book That Made Us Feminists
Betty Friedan pointed out the problem that had no name. In “Sexual Politics,” Kate Millett named it and explained its cause.
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Betty Friedan pointed out the problem that had no name. In “Sexual Politics,” Kate Millett named it and explained its cause.
By CAROL J. ADAMS
Lawmakers from both parties want to criminalize boycotting Israel. That’s un-American.
By ROGER WATERS
Jeff Sessions called the choice to end DACA “the compassionate thing.” But that doesn’t look like any kind of compassion I’ve seen here.
By LACY M. JOHNSON
The survivors of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have a long, painful recovery ahead of them. I’ve been there.
By MICHAEL G. WHITE
When Americans focus on immigrants’ economic contributions, they fail to stand up to the Trump administration’s fundamentally hateful agenda.
By MASHA GESSEN
The State Department’s new “America First” mission betrays historic U.S. values.
By PIPPA NORRIS
Doing a disservice to the city’s most vulnerable students, Mayor Bill de Blasio is forcing principals to take the dregs of the system’s employees.
By MARC STERNBERG
Macron has shaken up France’s politics — but will anyone be happy with what he offers?
By CHRIS BICKERTON
“With one heinous act, this administration chose to ruin lives, destroy promising futures and tear apart loving families,” a reader writes. Others agree.
“If we want to maintain traditional American values,” the economist Larry Summers says, “then government will need to be larger.”
By DAVID LEONHARDT
The tech giant says “don’t be evil” but quietly shields a website that helps victimize children.
By NICHOLAS KRISTOF
Find out how well you were paying attention to Donald Trump’s summer.
By GAIL COLLINS
Mr. Trump has not abandoned his foolish quest to kill the hard-won agreement to stop Iran’s nuclear weapons program.
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A fearless journalist is the latest critic of Indian nationalism to be murdered.
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
President Trump’s approach to the North’s nuclear plans has produced no results and sowed confusion about his intentions.
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
So that the president can make a political point, 800,000 people face deportation.
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
With its new owners focused on pixels, not ink, let’s hope New York’s storied tabloid keeps its brashness in the digital age.
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
A reader surprises himself by offering praise for the president. Others worry about Mr. Trump’s “self-interest” and politicizing the debt ceiling.
The city’s chief medical examiner discusses upgraded technology to comply with new F.B.I. requirements.
The Campaign Finance Board writes that “a debate can do little to transform the race.”
“The American Red Cross encourages people to donate to the charity of their choice.”